02/09/10 The Jewish Community Center last week held a ribbon cutting ceremony for The SPOT (Syracuse Project for Our Teens), a new place where teenagers are invited to gather at Shoppingtown Mall in DeWitt. More than 50 people, including local officials and community residents, gathered for the occasion. “The opportunity to secure space at Shoppingtown Mall presented itself and it was natural to consider this space for a teen center,” said Lori Innella-Venne, director of JCC’s Teen Programming and The SPOT. “The loc...

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